Sentence examples for based on dates of from inspiring English sources
For starters, the priests — who are coming from as far away as Australia and Alaska — are assigned based on dates of birth, with the youngest (and most able-bodied) assigned to the upper deck, where stairs are narrow and steep and the winds are strongest.
Chemotherapy and radiotherapy were classified as 'any'pre-operativeive', or 'post-operative' based on dates of surgery and the start of the first treatment course.
"Time to treatment discontinuation" was defined primarily as the time from cohort entry through 15 days following discontinuation of treatment based on dates of dispensing and days supply (primary definition).
Although, no standardized definition of delay is found, the studies on diagnostic delays have several common themes regarding the length of delay based on dates of important events in diagnostic journey of the patients [ 7, 13, 14, 20].
Main outcome measures Lifespan based on dates of birth and death from a range of sources (such as individual military files and an official database of birth and death records).
For men and women with AIDS, expected cancers were generally lowest and SIRs were generally highest for exit dates based on dates of death rather than last known alive dates.
Therefore, each type of PLS regression model was designed based on date of the ester- and free-type catechins.
If a new union, the US Airline Pilots Association, wins an election starting next month to represent pilots at the merged airline, it said it would try to scrap the arbitrator's award and install a seniority list based on date of hire.
Geologists on the team determined the age of the sediments in which the fossils were found to be 3.2 million to more than 4 million years old, based on dating of volcanic ash.
(SSNs are doled out based on date of birth and location, is the implication here).
Three time periods, based on date of surgery, were compared with respect to operating time, amount of lymph nodes harvested and surgical outcome.
